"innovative genius" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe someone who is particularly adept at coming up with creative solutions. For example, "Steve Jobs was an innovative genius who revolutionized the tech industry."
Dr. V. was an innovative genius, driven by his belief in a higher purpose in life.
Pepe tells how he became interested in the innovative genius of Hendrix's electric guitar playing.
How do avoid this problem in writing about someone who is extremely impressive and an innovative genius?
If Bourgeois's work was only about herself, we would not now be celebrating her as an innovative genius.
"People are like, 'Wow you started your own record label,' and treat me like I'm some sort of innovative genius, when I'm not at all.
They may struggle to sustain their dominance because there are no major changes next year to give Newey the chance to express his innovative genius.
"We are the home state of Nobel laureates and innovative geniuses, of electrifying performers, inspiring teachers and gifted writers," Mrs. Whitman said, speaking from a text on the teleprompter.
Likewise, hard constructivism's inherently conservative take on mysticism will struggle to explain transformations within mystical traditions, and cannot easily account for innovative geniuses within mystical traditions.
It seems like everyone's writing big obits on Prince, and rightly so considering he touched millions of lives with his crazy, innovative, musical genius.
Films like "Psycho" and "Rear Window" were not only a peek inside the psychology of fear, but also that of a innovative and genius filmmaker.
The Surface Transportation Board -- the top-ranked small agency on our innovation list -- presents "genius" awards annually to innovative employees.
